Actually, when you look at this from a neutral point of view, $0,37 isn't bad for a token that's still under development and only 6 months after the ICO.
What happened is: the ICO was a big success and surpassed the expectations of the fund it raised.
For short term, this is bad... if you invested in the ICO, you lost (not to mention BTC went up 5x)...
But in the long term, the team has over 100$ million Dollar to spend on development and promotion.
Many teams in the crypto scene can only dream of such an amount of funds.
So for me, it's a no-brainer: I kept my ICO MGO's and bought many more at these low prices and sitting on a ton of them.
I know this won't happen and am technically reaching for hopium that's way out of reach, but if i made $100 million from an ICO, i won't hesitate to reinvest 5 -10 million to help keep my project buoyant. Without the ICO investors, there won't be MGO. I personally don't mind waiting but i can understand how someone could be pissed off by the situation. The MGO team is already well compensated. They don't wake up with anxiety wondering if the price has finally crashed to nil. So to tell an investor to chuck it and deal is understandable but as someone viewing it from all angles, i can also understand the qualms been presented.
